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Sat 9 Apr 2016 19:19

Vauxhall Astra - Which Astra mk 5(h) estates have a dpf? - Johnwhit33

I am trying to find out which 2008-10 astra 1.7cdti estates have a dpf. I believe from other sites on the internet that the 100 bhp ones do not, but there are some people that say they do, others they don't. There are references to vauxhallproductforum but that no longer exists. Anyone know please?

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Sat 9 Apr 2016 20:03

Vauxhall Astra - Which Astra mk 5(h) estates have a dpf? - RT

I am trying to find out which 2008-10 astra 1.7cdti estates have a dpf. I believe from other sites on the internet that the 100 bhp ones do not, but there are some people that say they do, others they don't. There are references to vauxhallproductforum but that no longer exists. Anyone know please?

It may depend on model/trim/engine - the diesel Vectra-C estates had DPFs from 2004 but much later for the saloon/hatchback versions.

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